Finally a working Keshe unit.

It is very misleading to say that you have a 'working' magrav unit when you haven't made any proper measurements yet. The only valid way to measure the performance of the magrav device is to measure real power consumption at the input of the magrav unit and compare it to the real power consumption at the output of the magrav unit just prior to where you are connecting the load. The output voltage may be lower than the input voltage, and a drill is a reactive load so you will measure a higher reactive current into the drill, but that doesn't tell you anything about its real power consumption. If you don't know what a reactive load is and what reactive current is and what power factor is, and how to make proper input and output power measurements in AC circuits, then you have no business making any claims about whether your magrav is 'working' or not. In the very least you need two decent AC power meters that show real power consumption and power factor, and you need to use these to measure the real power consumption at the input and output. Comparing AC current measurements and drawing conclusions from that just shows that you have no idea what you are doing. Not trying to be negative here at all. Just stating the facts of the matter. Please get assistance from someone who knows how to do proper power measurements on AC circuits, otherwise you are just making false claims and misleading people. Is that your intention?